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P age Four THE M IcBSm LK AN Y PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 17, 1962 SO I HEAR... r Yeah. We heard it from all sides. The Cubs won a doubleheader from the Phils on Sunday, then beat our White Sox 2 to 1 on Monday. Ed Doyle came out from behind the bushes to hail us after! he Sunday victories. When we pulled in our drive Tuesday evening he sent his son "Butch" on the run to ask us how the Cubs came out on Monday night. We brought "Butch" a White Sox cap" one time, but tSld him he didn't have to wear it when his Dad-1 was on the verge of sending the boy to reform school if he did such a terrible thing as join the Sqx ranks. We didnU begrudge the Cubs that double victory Sunday, but did enjoy seeing Billy Klaus bat that ball around.^ Go ahead and have your fun, boysv Next year we . are going to "put in our first team. John Knox reports that wet grounds Caijsed the game to be called at Richmond last Sunday. The Shamrocks travel to Dundee next Sunday. The Johnsburg Tigers beat Dundee last week and have an open date next Sunday. County League baseball needs a lot more support than it has been getting in the way 'of crowds. Some think it will take a lighted field to bring the league back to the lofty standing it once enjoyed: The general opinion is that Dundee has a pretty fair ball team that will get tougher as the season moves along. SUDDEN THOUGHTS Just thinking of days / gone by when our mother and father sat on the back porfch after a rain and watched us young'uns run b ar-e^f o o t thi'ough the soft, wet grass like y.oung colts. While our dad steamed up the old pipe, our mother sat there wishing she could join us. John Dreymiller (The ~Peo~ pie's Choice) is back in circulation again after another stay in the hospital. The old boy must have nine lives. Guess the Lord figures we need the likes o* John on this earth. " Plans for the Marian Central sports banquet next Sunday evening are rolling along and spirit is gaining momentum as the date draws nigh. William Gleason, Chicago American sports writer and a pal of Nick Etten, will be the speaker of the evening. Fred Meyer will be the, M.C. so you may be sure there will be life in the party. FOURTHANNUAL GRADE SCHOOL TRACK MEET The 4th Annual McHenry Grade School track meet was held at McCracken Field Wednesday afternoon,. May 9. All grade schools were represented except Harrison of Wonder Lake, the upper grades having taken a trip to Springfield on that day. Results as follows: Broad Jump -- 1. jOpalka, Jr. Hi., 16'8"; 2. Visconti, St. Marys; 3. T. Freund, St. Marys; 4. Lossman, Jr. Hi. and 5. Shuly, Johnsburg. High Jump -- 1. De Francisco, Johnsburg, 4*9"; 2. (tie) Fowler, Johnsburg, Soda, Jr. Hi., Shaft, Jr. Hi., 5. and 6. '(tie) ""Ballard, Jr. Hi., and Anderson, St. Marys. Shot Put": -- 1. LOssman, Jr. Hi.; 39'4"; 2. Moreny, Jr. Hi.; 3. Mahoney, St. Patricks; 4. Meyer, St. Patricks; 5. Freund, St. Marys* 50 Yard Dash: -- 1. Meyer, St. Patrick's 7:0; 2. Leibach, Jr. Hi.; 3. Adams, Jr. Hi.; 4. Hauser, St. Mary's and 5. Soda, Jr. Hi. 75 Yard Dash -- 1. Szarek, St. Mary's, 9:5; 2. Olsen, Jr. Hi.; 3. Tallick, Jr. Hi.; 4. Schilling, Johnsburg; and 5. Schmieglitz, Johnsburg. 100 Yard Dash -- 1. De Francisco, Johnsburg, 12:3; 2. Fowler, Johnsburg; 3. Visconti, St. Mary's; 4. Opalka, Jr. Hi.; and 5. Harks, Jr. Hi. 70 Yard Low Hurdles -- 1. Leibach, Jr. Hi. and Ballard, Jr.( Hi. (tie) 11:4; 3. Turner, Johnsburg; 4. Moore, Johnsburg, and 5. Schaft, Jr. Hi. 120 Yard Low Hurdles -- 1. DeFrancisco, Johnsburg, 1§:9; 2. Soda, Jr. Hi.; 3. Fovyler, Johnsburg ;c 4. Herman, /Jtihnsburg and 5. Marks, Jr. i. lay -- Iohnsburg, Herman, TureFraricisco and Fowler, 2. Jr. Hi, Olson, Marks, Soda and Opalka; 3. St. Mary's, Adams," Anderson, „ Szarek and iisconti. « U/tdUh. Cam Clark Wins In District Golf Tourney Here Last Friday 69 high school golfers came to the McHenry Country Club to compete in the Illinois High School District golf' tournament. A local boy, Cam Clark, representing Marian Central of Woodstock, shot a 35-41-76 which tied Bob Chamberlin of Libertyville for medalist honors. Both boys have earned a trip to Champaign, Illinois where they will compete for the state title. Twelve schools were entered in this tournament with Barrington winning the team title with a four man total of 330. Other scores are as follows: Marian Central 332, McHenry 336, Libertyville 336, Grayslake 352, Crystal Lake 361, Antioch and Ela-Vernon 375, Mundelein 380, Warren 386, Zion 396, and Woodstock 414. Scores for the McHenry high team were: Bob Beckenbaugh 81, Bill Funk 82, Chris Newkirk 83, and Ted Hornby 90. The McHenry High golf team would like to wish Cam the best Of luck at Champaign. 4H0 Ae^ 56.4; He's *6orry we beat his White Sox." Daily Pinups Hope springs not from what you've done, but from the work you've just begun. Life is much like A game of cards, you must play your best with the hand that is dealt you. Just got word that Paul Morenz pitched his second nobit game of the season as McHenry High beat Grayslake 11- 0 in the district tournament. Nice going, Paul. "Youngsters, take a look and see Whfi.t, we otttsters call a "tree" . See the branches, leaves and "so on'5? That's what money doesn't grow on. Since there are so many varieties of mistakes to make, why make the same one twice? The following came in at pi'ess time with a clipping "Cubs Beat Sox, 2-1:" "Don't be stubborn Mr. Walsh, --say something nice about the Cubs in your column this week." Why didn't you sign your name? Something nice, eh? As the coaches say at high school athletic banquets, "They are a fine bunch of boys, but they don't win many games." Aside from that I can only go to that old refrain, "What Can I Say Dear After I Say I'm Sorry?" And you can add "Yeah, McHENRY THEATRE 11204 N. Gr. Ph. EV 5-01441 THURS., FRI. & SAT. May 17, 18 & 19 JOHN WAYNE JAMES STEWART 'LIBERTY VALANCE' Happiness goes where it is really wnnted, and makes its home where it's well treated. When your remarks are uncalled for, so are you. _ Anonymous Johnsburg (6) AB R H J.A Schaefer SS .. .. 3 2 0 T. Huemann, C .. • • . 4 0 0 T. Oeffling, LF .. .. 4 2 3 D. Hiller, CF .. .. 3 0 0 L. Freund, 2B .. 5 0 3 W. Frett, IB .. 2 0 0 L. Schmitt, 3B .. 4 0 2 D. Sompel, RF 4 1 1 E. Mack, P ..•• . . 1 1 0 TOTALS . .30 6 9 Dundee (1) AB R H Hillard, 2B • . 4 0 0 Wright, 3B • • 4 0 2 Wilbrandt, SS • • .. 3 0 0 R. Hopp, 3B, C • • 3 0 0 Thelander, LF, P .. 3 0 2 G. Plauck, C .. 1 1 0 B. Plauck, 3B •. .. 3 0 0 D. Plauck P, CF • • 3 0 1 Borucki, RF .. 4 0 0 Edwards, CF, LF .. 3 0 0 Totals • .31 1 5 HURRICANES FROM MARIAN WIN 2-0 IN DISTRICT PLAY The Hurricanes from Marian Central won the first game of the district tournament from Harvard yesterday 2-0. Jim Shields pitched his best game of the year for Marian and gave up only 1 hit in^his shutout performance. He struck out 12 Hornet batters and gave up only 5 bases on balls. He was backed up by great fielding, in the Hurricane's best performance this season. Jim Hartwlg pitched for Harvard giving up one earned run. He allowed two , hits while walking only triree. Vic Freund, of Spring Grove, had the biggest bat for Marian, collecting both hits -- a single and a double. Other Marian players from this neck of the woods are Jon Meyer, Ken Frost and Clarence Adams. Marian will now play the winner of the Marengo-Woodstock game Wednesday. Marian AB Freund, CF 3 Frost, RF 2 Johnson, SS 3 Gallagher, 3B 2 Adams, LF 3 Williams, IB 3 Shields, P 3 Meyer, 2B 2 Howell, C 0 Totajs-r^. 21 Harv McLue: Welke, Morris, 3BN Peterson, IB Hartwig, P O'Neil, CF , Noe, LF ... Zell, RF •• Ferris, C Koltz, PH . . Palmer, PH Totals .. TIGERS WALK AND HIT WAY TO 6-1 WIN OVER DUNDEE Those Tigers of Johnsburg are still winning. Last Sunday they greeted arid "heated" the Dundee nine 6 to 1 • on the Johnsburg diamond. Ed Mack allowed only 5 hits and 4 bases on balls while striking out 11 battels. All of the hits allowed were singles. The Tigers had a flock of runners on base with 9 hits and 11 bases on balls, but the Dundee infield came up with four double plays to cut down the scoring. Warrriors Split In Crucial Twin Bill With Barrington With the hope of Dundee either splitting or losing both games of their doubleheader, McHenry travelled to Barrington on May 5 to see what they could do about winning two games and trying to get the conference lead back. They neitner won a doubleheader or took back the lead. McHenry not only split the two games, but also got one more game away from the leader, Dundee, who took both games of their doubleheader. In the first garrre the Broncos scored one in the third on an error, a wild pitch, a passed ball, -a-nd a single. The Warriors fought back with a run in the sixth on a double and a single. In the seventh, with the score tied and the threat of rain, McHenry got two runs on an errcr and a towering home run by Bill DeCicco. In the bottom of the seventh with defeat staring thefti in the face, Barrington loaded the bases after two were out. The next • batter walked, forcing in the runner from third. Now, a hit would win the game. But, it wasn't their game as the nextbatter flew out. Morenz got 2 base hits: Sompel; Bases, his fifth win of the season on^oalls: Johnsburg, 11, Dundee, 4; Strike outs: Mack, 10, D. Plauck, 7, Thelander, 1. Little.League Notes CRYSTAL DRIVErIN Crystal Lake, 111. THURS., FRI. ^ SAT. May 17, 18 & 19 -- Double Feature Program -- "SNOW WHITE AND THE THREE STOOGES" -- And -- "GUNS OF THE BLACK WITCH" As mosk of you know the teams have been selected and t h e 1 9 6 2 M c H e n r y L i t t l e League season will get under way this Friday night. Due to an unexpectedly largft registration, . we have adder another division to our Little League. This ivill be called the Miniature League, and they will Play every Saturday. This league is for the younger boys. Ten, eleven, and | twelve year olds are not eligi- ; ble to play with this group. It was necessary to form I this miniature league so as to ' continue with -the McHenry Little League policy of giving every boy who registers a chance to pla^.on a team. In many other Little Leagues, in oth^r towns, only the older boys or those Aith the most ability are selected to play. The other boys are dropped and must wait and hope for a chance in future years. Here in McHenry we feel that every boy should have the feeling that he "Belongs" and we have made every effort to accommodate the boys. Once in a while parents,feel that their boys should be in a faster league. While this is seldom true, we don't feel this is too important. The important thing is that every boy has a chance to play and to prove his ability. Only then can we recognize that ability and give the boy a chance to move up. against one loss. Jopp got the 1oj|l for the Broncos. r&|te'as Barrington all the way in the second game as they shut out the Warriors 4- 0. The Broncos scored two runs in each of the third and sixth innings. In the third they scored on one hit. but were helped with three walks. The two in the sixth were scored on two singles and two walks. About the only chance that McHenry had to score was in the fifth when they had the bases loaded with two out. But, thev/next batter struck out. Suwalske. who was relieved by Loaf in the fifth when McHenry loaded the ba^es, got the win. Bill DiCicco. relieved bv Teddy Freund in the sixth, gQt the loss. First Game R H E McHenry 000 0012--3 7 2 Barrington 001 0001--2 3 2 Second Game R H E McHenry 000 0000--0 2 1 Barrington 002 0020--1 4 2 CAUTION TO MOTORBOAT OPERATORS William T. Lodge today urged motorboat operators to exercise extreme caution while navigating in the reach of the Fox River, between Burton's Bridge a!nd McHenry Lock. Lodge stated the Division of Waterways of the Department of Public Works & Buildings is currently engaged in dredging a boating channel at this location. It is contemplated that dredge operations will coptinue for approximately 120 days. AHf-r pricing piilows, we ccnc'i"i'% that down is up. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHenry EXCITEMENT Come To McHenry ART PARK Located on Corner of Chapel Hill and Lincoln Roads P Open Fri., Sat., and Sun. 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. A GOOD TIME FOR ALL *" CHARLES kTILLltfG, O.yner nnnnnnnnnEy ELM THEATRE Phone JAckson 6-1421 24 Hour Answering Service WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS SUN. & MON. May 20 & 21 AUDREY HEPBURN JAMES GARNER SHIRLEY McLAINE 'THE CHILDREN'S HOUR" Recommended for adults only. Theatre will be closed Tues., Wed., Thurs., May 22, 23 & 24, for painting and remodelling. -- MIDNITE SHOW -- Saturday, May 19 "20,000, EYES" starring GENE NELSON MERRY ANDERS SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. May 20, 21, 22 & 23 -- Double Feature Program -- * "POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES" starring GLENN EORD BETTE DAVIS -- And -- "TWIST AROUND THE CLOCK" starring | CHUBBY CHECKER MAIN FEATURE -- B p.m. Adults 75c -- Children 25c FRI., SAT. & SUN. May 18, 19 & 20 R. RUSSELL - A. GUINNESS in. "A MAJORITY OF ONE" We're Open and in Fine Shape Try our sporty course near Routes 12 & 134. No long delays. Playable after heavy rains. leagues, Tournaments and Banquets InvriitteecdL h\& lahee (Country C^fub South End of Pistakee Bay Phone 385-9854 SPECIAL MATINEE All Admissions 25c SAT. & SUN. at 2 p.m. May 19 & 20 "THE WINGS OF EAGLES" COMING MAY 25, 26 & 27 "3 STOOGES MEET HERCULES" COMING JUNE 1, 2 & 3 "ROMANOFF & JULIET" ^••••E2CK2EX3 23 Days--12 countries--Including England, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, France. Includes round trip Jet transportation; meals, hotels and sightseeing. Jun 30 departure, from New York. From Jets by American and Sabena Airlines Escorted Tour by Berry Travel Service YOl'R AUTHORIZED TRAVEL AGENT Chain-O-Lakes Travel Service Lou Pierpaoli, who has been b o w l i n g o n l y . f i v e y e a r s , reached the heights on May 6 at McHenry Recreation when he rolled a 300 game in the McHenry County BP A tournament. Lou bowls with the McHenry Majors, a fast league, but nobody knew he was "that" good. Aa '.2W There's a long, long trail awinding -- right up No. 10. But a break in the weather and who cares. Tuesday golfers were out in full force and many of the scores improved with the weather. The final round of team tournament will be played Tuesday, May 29. Winners of today's play and their opponents and tee times for next week are listed below: 8:30 -- Funk and Vaupell vs Buss and Strassheim. 8:37 -- Phelan and M. Johnson vs Moss and Olson. 9:00 -- Smithson and Weber vs Antonson and Weselius. We'll be back on^No. 1 Tee gals, and it will be open before 8:30 and after 9 o'clock. Make good use of it. Daily event will be low putts. With the possibility of a change in* the scheduled Ladies Calcutta (May 29) keep tab on the bulletin board for the event decided upon for that day. LEGION BASEBALL American Legion baseball is again taking -;hape in McHenry and the first practice will take place Wednesday, May 23, 6:30 p.m. at A. P. Freund field. Boys born before September 1, 1943, are not eligible to enroll in this group. Birth certificates must be presented at the first practice. Joe Stanek, Fred Petersen and William H. Althoff will be in charge of the Legion group this year. ^OUTDOOR R GRAYSLAKErtizo&Z1 ENDS THURS., MAY 17 "LOVER COME BACK" -- And -- "CHILDREN'S HOUR" FRI. - THURS. MAY 18-24 ONE WEEK! FOR AkL ^ THE WORLD Sports Banquet At ftarian High Sunday Evening Varsity athletes in four sports will be honored at Marian Central Catholic high school Sunday night by the Marian Fathers Club. Highlight of the banquet, set for 6:30 p.m. in the school cafeteiia, will be the announcement of most valuable performers in basketball, baseball, track and golf. The choice#1 will be made by the athletes who take part in the respective sports. Cheerleaders for thie school year will also be honored as will the men who coach these sports: Ed Osada, baseball; Steve Zoll, track; and Joe Gubbiris, golf and basketball. Tom Parsley, athletic director, is assisting ^ Walter Parker, general chairman with the arrangements. Varsity cheerleaders include Mickey Ganshirt, Jane Nye, Sharon Riley, Louise Tonyan, Pat O'Leary, Pat Von Harz and Diane McMahon. Fred Meyer, McHenry, an active member in the Fathers Club, will ser^e as master of ceremonies for the affair. The public is invited to attend, and of course parents of the students have special invitations, Meyer said. Gleason To Speak Featured speaker will be William Gleason, Chicago's American sports writer. Parsley noted that many Chicago teams have been flopping consistently so that Gleason may spend most of the questionand- answer period trying to explain the demise of the Black Hawks and Cubs and the slow start of the White Sox. Entry of Frank Lane in Chicago professional basketball should be another topic for Gleason. Committee members are located throughout McHenry county, Parker said, and tickets. also will be available at the door. Advance sales will enable the committee to gauge the amount of food to prepare, he suggested. The 1962 Lake County boating season. will have a- spec- 4 tacular send off with the first running, of the Lake County Championship Regatta on Sunday May 20. Regatta officials have set 12:00 noon as the official starting time for the first heat of powerboats. The Chain O'Lakes Boat Club of , Fox Lake is sponsoring " the/ event to be held one mile northeast of Grayslake at Third Lake Park. The event is sane- ' tioned by the American Povyer Boat Association of Detroit. Edward Sulljvan of Johnsburg, commodore of the boat club and a long time APBA member and former driver, will referee the event. Excellent facilities and good water for racing indicate one of the most successful regattas in recent years. ^ Miss Illinois, Jackie Binger of Winthrop Harbor, will be jpresent to award trophys to the winners after the final heat. SHOP IN McHENRY Open Week Days 6:45 p.m. Open Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. BEGATTA TO KICK OFF '62 BOATING SEASON SUNDAY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry On Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk OPEN EVERY EVENING FRI., SAT., SUN. & MON. May 18, 19, 20 & 21 All Color Program 'LOVER COME BACK" ROCK HUDSON DORIS DAY o -- And -- "7 WAYS FROM SUNDOWN" * AUDIE MURPHY BARRY SULLIVAN TUES., WED. & THURS. May 22, 23 & 24 All Color Program <^IDGET GOES HAWAIIAN" -- And -- "THE PIT AND THE PENDULNM" All Color Program FRI. thru MON. May 25 thru 28 WALT DISNEY'S " "MOON PILOT" "THE WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY" ifiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiii!,:"!!i!!:!;:;!:;::;::iiiiiiimiiwi»i.t NOW ENDS MON., MAY 21 ROCK HUDSON, DORIS DAY and TONY RANDALL in "LOVER COME BACK" In Color Also Color Cartoon " STARTS TUES., MAY 22 "LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA" with OLIVIA DEHAVILLAND Also Tom & Jerry Cartoon To ENJOY! 8917 West Main St. McHenry Phone 385-5251 WALTDISNEYS --. 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